[submarinerswife]

This is the second time this week I agreed with Kucinich. Very scary.

He refused to sign a loyalty agreement in Texas stating that he swears allegiance to the Dem nominee just to be on the ballot in Texas.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

“He refused to sign a loyalty agreement in Texas stating that he swears allegiance to the Dem nominee just to be on the ballot in Texas.”

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I’d like to see all candidates sign a loyalty agreement to the U.S. Constitution to be on any ballot anywhere.

And have to PLEDGE to the U.S. Flag!

All else is expatriatism—or treachery and probably both.

[Bokababe]

"This is the second time this week I agreed with Kucinich. Very scary. He refused to sign a loyalty agreement in Texas stating that he swears allegiance to the Dem nominee just to be on the ballot in Texas"

I am with you on that one! The little guy kind of surprised me.

I know that I am going to take garbage for this one, but I am going to say it anyway -- If I were Kucinich and had been so poor that I actually grew up living with my parents in a car (at one point) I'd probably be a Liberal Democrat, too. But I didn't. The fact that Kucinich has some compassion for those who are still at the level of where he came from, is not a sin. It is, unfortunately, a completely unworkable political philosophy for running a country.

You don't have to agree with someone's positions to understand where they might be coming from -- and I don't mean Alpha Centauri!